Rowland Hall Saint Mark's - Hallmark / Lantern Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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NURSERY SCHOOL On the first day of school, the Nur- sery School children stared at each other and their surroundings in wide-eyed astonishment, and with a small touch of fear. Now, there is no fear, only fun. The Nursery School children are no long- er astonished at the things that surprised them before, but each day, they become wide-eyed at something new. William Baily Robert Berman Alissa Blake Grant Burgess Cathy Christy Christina Clark William Dillon James Dreyfous Claire Dumke David Geher Finniandia Gurholt Jean Hamilton Christine Johnston Christopher Jones Lucille Jones Jane Kirby Susan Madson Stephanie Maud Kathy McConn Roger Mills Becky Nibley Guy Nickerson Christine Pannier John Rich Darcev Rosenblatt Joni Schubach Cynthia Shott Ben Slothower Emily Smoth Eleanor Wend Paul Woolley 29

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KINDERGARTEN Karla Anderson John Bennion Elizabeth Bishop Barbara Bourne Susan Burdette Catherine Clegg Lawrence Gibbs Edward Hay Francine Harris Anne Jex Debra Johnson Malka Kassel Heidi Lamb Nancy Landes Lennox Larson Lydia Liebert Melinda Lott Michele Margetts Sharon Mays Catherine Michelsen Alicia Odom Ethen Podet William Schultz David Woodman Kindergarten is a new world of fingerpaints and all-day suckers. The Kindergarteners have suddenly learned that there are such things as reading and writing, and they just might be able to learn these fantastic skills They are learning to live and work together and have mastered the art of imagination. Through their quick minds fly un- told fantasies, Horrible Heffa- lumps , Woozles , and Wizzles , such as Pooh and Piglet hunted.

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fi ORGANIZATIONS 9 fil The life of Rowland Hall depends upon the co-operation and spirit which we, as students, are able to give our school. Our school organiza- tions are the mainstream of this support. Through participating in various organizations,- the stu- dents of Rowland Hall gain a special kind of knowledge, association with people. We are able to belong to a special group, and contributing to each other, to gain for ourselves. Rowland Hall students may learn the meaning of that often dreadful, but necessary word responsibility This is a part of our education.